Same here, I got a little bit bored of Grace Helbig talking about her book, but I stuck with it, now all she does is talk about her show, and how much she travels, and things you can't see unless you watch her show, and clips from her show, and oh look now she has a new book. I really like grace, commenting on your comments threw me into a laughing fit once a few years ago, but now I'm really close to unsubscribing and it's pretty sad. The vlogbrothers, although not nearly to the same extent, is kind of like that too for me now. Granted I still keep up, I still watch almost every video, even if it takes me a few days to get around to them. For them I can't really pinpoint why my enthusiasm has waned. They were the reason I started really going to YouTube back in the middle of Brotherhood 2.0, and also the first channel that I subscribed to once I finally made my own account in 2008. Maybe too much of a good thing? Maybe I can only hear John talk about how tired he is of airports, and traveling, and the energy required to watch his books be made into films. Although, I don't think so, because I still enjoy watching those. It's just different. With Wheezy Waiter I'm excited to watch the new videos. Although his style has changed and evolved, he still has the same energy he had (what feels like) 18 apartments ago. Which also probably explains why no matter the style and subject matter of his other projects, I always find something to enjoy about it, from Always Wheezy, to Topic Town, to, of course, the rest of The Good Stuff. So far DPC is the only from youtube band that I've ever bothered to see perform live (although that was when they came by my town a few years ago and played for free, so maybe that's the reason). Basically, even if my current lack of enthusiasm for youtube content these days can be explained away by a personal funk rather than anything creators are doing, Wheezy Waiter is among the few immune from it.